[pmmail-list] Mail Filter for User Group

[Alfred Haider]

On Tue, 27 Nov 2001 11:34:26 -0500 (EST), Ralph Cohen wrote:

>
>It generally isn't necessary to create a complex filter to do that. 
>For instance, I use a simple filter to divert all messages from this
>mailing list into a folder I've created.  The filter Search field is
>set to "To:" and the For field is set to "pmmail-list@blueprint".  (I
>determined that this is a common field in all messages to this list by
>looking at the headers of the messages posted to the group.)
>
>  Under "Type" I have the "Incoming" box checked so that the mail is
>filtered as it is retrieved.  (When I first set up a filter, I
>generally also check the "Manual" box so that I can be sure the filter
>is working as expected.  This allows me to RMB on a message or messages
>in the Incoming window, select Filters to get a list of all the manual
>filters available and then select the one I want to check.  If it
>works, then the appropriate message(s) should be moved to the
>appropriate folder.)
>
>Next, set the Actions to "Move message" and on the right hand side,
>select the folder you want the messages moved to.  Click on OK and give
>it a try by manually activating the filter.
>

Hi Ralph,

my idear was, I will creat a User Group "Spam" in my addressbook. If
I get a spam-mail I can add the sender to the user-group by "Add
Sender to Group".
Now i want to set a filter that every mail, that came from a user
that is in the user-group "SPAM" will be moved in an subfolder.
If I will do it the way you described it, i must create an filter for
each user. 
But thanks for your help

bye,
	Alfred


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